For the right role, Rebel Wilson would go au naturel -- but probably not for a giggle inducer like her latest, "The Brothers Grimsby." "They wanted full-frontal nudity," Wilson told Marie Claire U.K. in the mag's latest cover story (via E! News). "We write in the contract, specifically, 'No nudity.' They got in another girl -- this larger burlesque dancer from South Africa -- to be a nude double. And they got her to do all this stuff. Sacha [Baron Cohen] would go, 'See, she looks good.' I'm like, 'I'm not doing it. I don't care what you say.'" In more serious circumstances, she explains, getting naked for the camera might be different. "You want to know that the people [behind the camera] have a certain sensibility and decency," Rebel noted. "And a lot of times in comedy they're not those people."

For the right role, Rebel Wilson would go au naturel -- but probably not for a giggle inducer like her latest, "The Brothers Grimsby." "They wanted full-frontal nudity," Wilson told Marie Claire U.K. in the mag's latest cover story (via E! News). "We write in the contract, specifically, 'No nudity.' They got in another girl -- this larger burlesque dancer from South Africa -- to be a nude double. And they got her to do all this stuff. Sacha [Baron Cohen] would go, 'See, she looks good.' I'm like, 'I'm not doing it. I don't care what you say.'" In more serious circumstances, she explains, getting naked for the camera might be different. "You want to know that the people [behind the camera] have a certain sensibility and decency," Rebel noted. "And a lot of times in comedy they're not those people."